San Diego Border Roleplay Police Tablet
The Police Tablet is the digital workhorse for enforcement players — it handles database lookups, warrant requests, immigration checks, and as of the August 29, 2026 patch, CCTV camera monitoring. This guide covers every tablet function so Police and Border Patrol players can use their full toolset effectively.
Database Lookup
The Police Database lets officers search for players by name or ID to check warrant status. Before raiding any apartment or conducting a forced entry, verify that an active warrant exists on your target. Random searches without database confirmation violate roleplay standards.
The database also tracks immigration violations — players who crossed the border illegally or were flagged during checkpoint encounters may have entries that support warrant applications.
Warrant Requests
When the database shows probable cause (prior violations, immigration flags, or witness reports), use the tablet to file a formal warrant request. Approved warrants authorize forced entry into properties and vehicle seizures.
Warrants must be based on actual database entries — not hunches or unverified tips. Falsifying warrant information breaks roleplay rules and may trigger moderation.
Immigration Checks
The tablet supports immigration status verification for players crossing the border. If a civilian cannot produce valid roleplay documentation or has prior violations on record, the tablet flags them for further inspection or detention.
This function is most useful at the checkpoint or during secondary inspection stops after a crossing attempt.
CCTV Camera Tool (August 29, 2026)
The August 29, 2026 patch introduced a new police camera tool accessible through the tablet. Officers can view online security cameras placed around the map and cycle between locations without physically driving to each position.
This tool is particularly useful for monitoring checkpoint approaches, city intersections, and known smuggling route zones. The camera system supports patrol coordination — one officer can watch the feed while another responds to incidents in real time.
CCTV placement locations include public areas, checkpoint approaches, and high-traffic border zones. The tool helps officers observe incidents, coordinate responses, and document roleplay events without being physically present at every location.
Tablet Tips
Keep the tablet hotkey accessible during patrol. Quick database checks before chases save time. Use the CCTV tool during low-activity periods to learn camera placements before you need them during high-intensity scenarios.